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- Page 1 Now with TyconOS™ Firmware ® EZ-Bridge High Performance Point to Point Wireless Bridge System Achieve up to 867 Mbit/sec speed ▫ Link up to 3 miles with good line of sight ▫ Plug and Play Simple Installation ▫ Best security available (WPA) ▫...
- Page 2 ® EZ-Bridge Wireless Antenna System POE Port Antenna “A” LAN Port LAN Port WAN Port Router Router Internet Source Note: The EZ-Bridge AC accepts standard 802.3af/at/bt PoE or 48V Passive PoE. ETH0 Connector accepts PoE. ETH1 for data only.
- Page 3 Simplified Hook-Up Diagram Antenna “B” POE Port LAN Port All connections beyond this point must happen after EZ-Bridge Set-Up and Verification Tests. LAN Port LAN Port Router or Switch Typical IP Device(s) Cameras, Access Points, Radios, Other.
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Page 4: Getting Started
DANGER! Avoid Powerlines! You Can Be Killed! When following the instructions in this guide to install the antenna take extreme care to avoid contact with overhead power lines, lights and power circuits. Contact with power lines, lights or power circuits may be fatal. - Page 5 Qwik Install Things You Need: 1. Computer with an RJ45 port 2. Qty. (4) CAT5/6 Ethernet cables. STEP 1: Remove the antenna bottom cover by using a coin or house key or screwdriver to push in one of the side snaps and then re- move the cover.
- Page 6 as swaying trees that may block the sight line. STEP 6: Mount the Bracket: To mount to a pole: Use the supplied U-Bolt and wing nuts. Make sure to use a lock washer at each wing nut. Tighten wing nuts evenly by hand.
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Page 7: Advanced Features
ture built into the housing back fin. The Ethernet spec allows for a maxi- mum cable length of 100 meters or about 328 feet. STEP 10: Connect the device needing network connectivity to the LAN port of Side B’s PoE inserter. Advanced Features Since documentation for the advanced features is too extensive to cov- er here please visit our online wiki at... -
Page 8: Transmit Power
required. Avoid making any changes to the settings if you are not sure what that setting does. Please refer to our FAQs and knowledge base articles if you have questions. 3. SECURITY: Security is pre-configured with system passwords and WPA2 encryption pre-set. This is so that you can setup a plug and play link and have confidence that the link is secure and that your data and network are safe. - Page 9 have the same power setting. TECH TIP: You may want to play around with different power set- tings to see what works best for your particular link. 7. FACTORY DEFAULTS: If at any time the system stops working be- cause of changes made to the settings, you can get back to the original settings by resetting to factory defaults.
- Page 10 AC will not be affected by heavy rain or falling snow. You should not see any performance degradation due to inclement weather. If snow or ice collects on the front of the antenna, you may see some reduced per- formance assuming you are shooting a long distance ( >1miles) and the ice or snow buildup is greater than 1”...
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Page 11: Troubleshooting
DEVICE CONNECTIONS and FEATURES: TROUBLESHOOTING 1. Link Down If a link goes down the first thing to do is run the discov- ery tool from both sides of the network. The discovery tool should be able to discover both units from each side of the link. If it can see the local unit but not the remote unit then the wireless link is down or the remote unit is down. - Page 12 Next, make sure there haven’t been any changes to line of sight like new trees or buildings or vehicles. Line of sight issues can usually be helped by moving the antenna to a new location with better line of sight. If signal level is good (between –35 and –75dBm) try changing the wire- less channel on the AP unit.
- Page 13 • Make sure both antennas have clear line of sight. If the antennas are already installed, make sure they are not behind a glass win- dow or any sort of obstruction. • If your set up involves a second router on the remote/receiving end, make sure that the LAN port of side B’s PoE inserter is connected to the LAN port of the router.
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Page 14: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Note: Subject to Change Without Notice EZ-Bridge AC with Dual Frequency Antenna 2.4GHz Ant 5GHz Ant Standards 802.11b/g/n 802.11ac/an Certifications FCC / CE Radio Specifications Operating Frequency 2412 to 2472MHz 5180 to 5825MHz Available Transmit Power To 22dBm To 22dBm Receive Sensitivity -90 dBm... - Page 15 FAQs ® How do I use the EZ-Bridge AC as a Wi-Fi Access Point in addition to the point to point bridge function? If you need wireless access in addition to the point to point bridge func- tionality, it can be accomplished using the dual radio in the EZ-Bridge AC.
- Page 16 ® Can I use multiple EZ-Bridge s in the same network? The EZ Bridge antennas connect via their ESSID, so having 2 or more pairs of EZ Bridge with the same ESSID in the same network would cause issues. We suggest making these adjustments one pair at a time. Power down the second pair when making adjustments to the first pair.
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Page 18: Important Note
Appendix: Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. - Page 19 misuse, poor site conditions, faulty power, etc. ▫ Lightning damage. ▫ Physical damage to the external & internal parts. ▫ Products that have been opened, altered, or defaced. ▫ Water damage for units that were not sealed or mounted according to user manual. ▫...
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